Former Carole Nash director motors into Peart Associates
Former Carole Nash director Damian Keeling has bought high net worth car specialist Peart Associates...
Former Carole Nash director Damian Keeling has bought high net worth car specialist Peart Associates for an undisclosed sum. The Kendal-based broker controls over £2m of gross written premium. A total of 40% of Peart's business is through a sub-broking facility, which is used by between 30 and 40 brokers regularly, while more than 100 have signed up to the facility. Keeling told Professional Broking he is looking to expand its broker base and that sub-broking was an "expanding market".
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